Category: Men’s Fashion

A mix of the old and the new with the Nike Cortez Brothers pack of trainers.

Obviously it's the old we're more interested in, in this case a pair of original Nike Cortez trainers from 1972 in blue and white, oozing retro cool. Or if you want to be a little more modern, check out the latest update, the Flymotion Cortez, with a more lightweight construction and a one-off colourway.

Sold together in a twin box and luxury bag for each, you can pick up the set for £109.

Find out more at the End Clothing website

Another pair of Adidas trainers you ask? Well, this is no ordinary pair of sport shoes, the Adidas 60th Anniversary Diamond Superstars trainers come with added bling.

Yes, one for footballers, hip hop stars and serious Adidas collectors, this limited edition is still essentially the 60s basketball shoe, but for the anniversary, Adidas has added top-grade leather, real diamonds between the three stripes and Swarovski crystals on the lace-locks, tongue ornament and lace tips.

Sold in seriously small numbers in a velvet bag and black display box, complete with an Adidas Tee featuring 409 Swarovski Crystals, a pair will set you back £450.

Find out more at the End Clothing website

High-end fashion designer Martin Margiela has gone all vintage again with these 70s-style running shoes.

Well, 'designed' might be pushing it a bit, these are a remake of an unnamed 1970s Austrian running shoe, mixing blue leather, blue suede panels, nylon and a vulcanised rubber sole. And for you label fiends, the designer's name is on the tongue in suede.

Not cheap (and probably not great for actual running), you can pick up a pair for £195.

Find out more at the Oki-Ni website